Rebirth 1981 starts with saving the sisters from the neighboring village.

While he was thinking about making donations, the eldest sister and the second sister, along with the fourth, fifth and sixth children, opened the courtyard door and came in.

"The cauldron is back!"

Lao Liu's sharp eyes caught a glimpse of Peng Wanhua who was hesitating by the pool.

Then he shouted and rushed over.

Seeing that Peng Wanhua had nothing on him, he suddenly stopped in the middle of the rush, turned his eyes and ran towards Peng Wanhua's room in the inner courtyard.

"This old sixth!"

Peng Wanhua was ready to continue, but ended up being lonely.

The fourth and fifth sons were more sensible and stepped forward to chat with Peng Wanhua. However, seeing Peng Laoliu yelling in the inner courtyard, the two of them couldn't help but glance inside from time to time.

"Go quickly, I brought you some small gifts too."

Peng Wanhua looked funny. After all, he was still a child, and the attraction of gifts was not that great. He simply let them make trouble on their own.

The eldest sister Peng Wanmei was holding a stack of books. They looked a bit old and seemed to be old books bound with thread.

The second sister, Peng Wanlan, was carrying a wooden box, like the medicine boxes that old Chinese medicine doctors used to carry when they visited the clinic.

"Why are you back so late?"

The eldest sister patted Peng Laosan on the shoulder and asked with concern.

"There's something delayed in the south."

Peng Wanhua replied, pointing to the old books and asking, "What are these?"

Eldest sister: "I found out from the old house a dozen medicinal books left behind by Sun, who was half-blind. I think they are quite interesting."

The second sister added: "This old antique was kept by grandpa in the old house. I saw it when I was cleaning it today. Although it is very dirty, if the eldest sister didn't want it, the old man would not be willing to give it to me."

Sun Banblind was an old traditional Chinese medicine doctor in the village. Because he was blind in one eye, everyone called him Sun Banblind, so that everyone forgot his real name.

He was a foreigner and had no house in the village, so Mr. Peng arranged for him to live in the house in front of the old house.

The two old men chatted regularly and had a good relationship.

Sun passed away half-blind the year before last, leaving behind some things that the old man treasured and preserved.

Now the eldest sister who is studying medicine saw it. She looked through it and saw that there were many records of traditional Chinese medicine on it. She was very interested and asked for it.

Peng Wanhua picked up a book. The originally yellowed pages were turned black and there were many frayed edges.

When I opened it, I saw traditional Chinese characters written vertically from right to left. Some pages had sketches of vegetation, which could vaguely be seen as some Chinese medicine.

"It's quite interesting. Sister, don't you study clinical medicine? How come you started studying Chinese medicine?"

Peng Wanhua was a little confused, how could the eldest sister from a clinical hospital still be interested in traditional Chinese medicine?

"Who said those who study clinical medicine can't study traditional Chinese medicine?"

The eldest sister saw that Peng Laosan seemed to suspect that she was not doing her job properly, and her tone was a bit unkind.

"Ah, no, no, I mean, if you like research, I will have someone buy you some related books from Xiangjiang."

Seeing that the eldest sister had some misunderstandings, Peng Wanhua explained.

"Well, the more, the merrier."

You're welcome, the two siblings. After saying that, the eldest sister went back to the house with the book in her arms.

The second sister followed her in. Seeing Peng Wanhua still standing outside, she said, "Go back to the house, it's so cold outside."

Peng Wanhua waved his hand, "It's okay, you go in first, I'll wait later."

The second sister saw him standing in the middle of the cold wind looking worried, shook her head and went straight back.

When Lao Liu entered the room, he first took out the shoulder bag Peng Wanhua had brought for him, and eagerly slung it around his waist, looking very proud.

Then he found the transcript from his room, ran out and handed it to Peng Wanhua proudly.

"Cauldron! Look at my report card, it's full marks!"

He walked around with a hopeful look on his face, looking like he was about to praise me.

It's a pity that Peng Wanhua was thinking about something and didn't notice it at all.

"Cauldron! Look, look! My grades! Results! List!"

Peng Laoliu held up a piece of paper and waved it in front of Peng Wanhua for a long time. When he saw no response, he jumped up in excitement and said a word at a time.

Peng Wanhua finally regained his composure, took it over and saw that both doors had perfect scores, showed a smile and praised: "Very good, keep up the good work!"

"Ohohoho~~"

After receiving the recognition, Peng Laoliu jumped three feet high in excitement.

"Oh, I don't even know how to explain it. The teacher told me to be humble, but I didn't tell anyone about it."

Peng Laoliu spoke modestly, but his proud lips almost reached behind his ears.

Peng Wanhua patted his shoulder and held down his raised head.

"Boom boom boom!"

Just as the two were chatting and laughing, there was a knock on the door.

Peng Laoliu ran over to open the door on his short legs, "Who are you?"

He saw a young woman wearing a black headscarf and a young girl standing outside the door nervously. He didn't recognize either of them.

"Are you—your adults here?"

the young woman asked.

Peng Wanhua walked to the door and was stunned when he saw it.

The person in front of him was none other than his mother-in-law from his previous life.

Behind him is his wife from his previous life - Jiang Xue.

Jiang Xue glanced at him and quickly moved behind Mother Jiang, as if she was a little shy.

Although Peng Wanhua could only see half of her little face that was red from the cold, he would definitely not admit it.

The mother and daughter were carrying a cage of rabbits, and two pheasants.

In the cold wind, their clothes were a little thin, the cloth shoes on their feet were soaked, and there were specks of mud on their trouser legs.

Coming to visit relatives?

No, you're not married yet, and the two families haven't had any contact before. What kind of relatives are they?

Peng Wanhua was a little shocked and confused, but his face remained calm.

He once thought he couldn't let go, but now, although he sees his old friend again, he only feels surprisingly calm and calm.

"Who are you looking for?"

Peng Wanhua asked, pretending not to recognize him.

"No, I'm from Dazhu Village next door. Do you need to buy some rabbits? There are also pheasants, which are very cheap. They only cost one yuan a pound, and there is no ticket."

Mother Jiang put the rabbit cage in her hand on the edge of the door and let Peng Wanhua choose.

Jiang Xue silently placed the two pheasants at Peng Wanhua's feet.

Rabbits are raised by Mother Jiang. Because they are easy to feed, she usually feeds more than a dozen rabbits with wild grass. Now that she needs money during the New Year, she can only choose a few big ones to sell.

She had caught the pheasant in the mountains with a trap. Perhaps because the game was so hot-tempered, there were no visible injuries on the outside, but it was already dead.

No one has much money left at home these days. If you want to eat meat, you basically raise it yourself and then slaughter it during the Chinese New Year.

It would be difficult for Mother Jiang to sell her rabbits and pheasants for some money.

She went to several houses but no one wanted them. She thought of the Peng family, which was famous all over the country the year before last.

The Peng family is famous for, firstly, having three college students at once, and secondly, for building the best big house in the area.

She thought maybe she should try her luck here, so she knocked on the door of Peng's house.

"Cauldron, the rabbit is so cute. How about we buy one?"

Lao Liu had already squatted down, caught a rabbit and played with it in his arms.

Peng Wanhua took a look and saw that there were five gray rabbits in the bamboo cage, each weighing about four or five pounds. Although they were shivering from the cold, they were all alive.

Jiang's mother and Jiang Xue looked at him expectantly.

"Oh, no, no, no, I can't even finish the meat at home."

At this moment, her mother, Luo Meili, heard the noise and came out. When she saw the two of them, she quickly refused.

When Jiang Mu and Jiang Xue heard this, their eyes suddenly darkened.